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POSSIBLE RACIAL VIOLENCE . MAJOR URBAN AREAS RACIAL MATTERS sabe II. GENERAL RACIAL CONDITIONS | ( OE eee LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ‘In the "Los Angeles Sentinel", Los Angeles Negro weekly i newspaper of June 13, 1968, Page 11-C, appeared an article i reflecting that Jo had donated to the First A.M.E. Church, t 801 Towne Avenue, Lo Angeles, 4 $150,000 camp site in the mountain resort area of Riverside County for the use of the underpriveleged community. CAtf _ a The site will be known as Camp Factor-Brookins, named after the donor and Dre H. Hartford Brookins, Pastor, First A.M.E. Church, and will be dedicated to the puilding of character, brotherhood and pride in the young men coming to the camp from South and Central Los Angeles. There will be no cost to those attending the camp sessions. John Factor On December 26, 1962, John Factor was granted a full pardon by the late President John F. Kennedy relieving Factor from possible deportation proceedings as an alien who had been convicted in 1943 for mail fraud. - ff In the "Los Angeles Sentinel" of June 13, 1968, ~ hy Page 6-D, appeared an article indicating that Ab ton t . | President of Famil avings and Loan Association, was e ected 5 Co-Chairman of thefJ erracial_Ccouncil of Business Opportun z together with Gordo ugh, vice President of Pac c Yélephnons and Telegraph. The Interracial Council of Business Opportunity was scribed as a non-profit agency which offers a variety of counseling and assistance services to businessmen in disadvantaged areas. Its main activity is the pairing up of inexperienced business owners with nighly skilled, volunteer counselors who expertly guide the troubled business owners through the difficult task of making a profit. ,